Southeast tuners
Originally Posted by codyvette
That should be an easy one to tune. As far as SE Houston goes, I don't know of any. Don't sell yourself short on a tune. Load that bitch on a trailer and go see Pat.
Originally Posted by CRASHz427
Because some people don't have or have access to a trailer. Towing services are risky and expensive. So a good local tuner would be nice to know. Thanks
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Not everyone has access to hp tuners.
So that might leave out email tunes.
And if your car doesn't start up or drive on the current tune, how are you supposed to get it across town or to Victoria from Houston?
So that might leave out email tunes.
And if your car doesn't start up or drive on the current tune, how are you supposed to get it across town or to Victoria from Houston?
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Verdad Gallardo Things I'd have no problem doing to get a car right up the road, but definitely wouldn't want to do for an hour or two to get a car across town.
I don't know the guy, or his situation, but I also don't think anyone needs to be a genius to understand why someone else. might want to stay local when it comes to dropping their car off at a shop.
Originally Posted by blackonblacksls
Push it? Hook it up with a tow strap??
Things I'd have no problem doing to get a car right up the road, but definitely wouldn't want to do for an hour or two to get a car across town.
Things I'd have no problem doing to get a car right up the road, but definitely wouldn't want to do for an hour or two to get a car across town.
Last edited by oscs; Aug 22, 2016 at 07:42 PM.
Pat G or LMR are your best local bets. GForce would be my third choice. Spend the money on a tow, cheap insurance. Don't be penny wise and pound foolish...and not wanting to spend money on a tow qualifies. (Yes, that's a nice way of saying 'Don't be stupid.')
So are you saying that all tuners in SE Houston are mediocre? This would help answer my original question instead of all the bs about towing. All im doing is looking for help locating a good tuner. If local that would be great, if i have to travel then ill figure out how to get the car there safely.
On this side of town, I'd recommend G-Force.
You can read reviews here:
https://www.facebook.com/gforcemotorsports1/reviews/
You can read reviews here:
https://www.facebook.com/gforcemotorsports1/reviews/
On this side of town, I'd recommend G-Force.
You can read reviews here:
https://www.facebook.com/gforcemotorsports1/reviews/
You can read reviews here:
https://www.facebook.com/gforcemotorsports1/reviews/
Cant tell you how many times I've tuned a car in my driveway thanks to Pat G .Something with basic bolt ons would be a breeze for him to do remotely,but you wont understand until you've had your car tuned elsewhere.Just my 2 pennies tho
Originally Posted by CRASHz427
So are you saying that all tuners in SE Houston are mediocre? This would help answer my original question instead of all the bs about towing. All im doing is looking for help locating a good tuner. If local that would be great, if i have to travel then ill figure out how to get the car there safely.
No. There isn't anything wrong with asking if there are good tuners close by. Personally I would have asked who are the best tuners in Houston first and what side of town they are on second. Also I must have been confused I though the guy who was too cheap to arrange proper transport was the OP.
